weebs, translate?

>>217037410
the implication is that they're crabs in a bucket no one will remember belittling the greatest japanese filmmaker for being an incel

>>217037443
>>217037410
>he liked to be artistic and he never married

Code for being a fruit. The concept of "incel" wasn't a thing back then. Everyone got married, except for that guy who had a male room mate.

>>217037735
how the hell did people hide being gay, in any time/culture? maybe my brain's already broken by the fact we're all essentially surveilled 24/7, but purely socially, everyone must have known.

hell, what if the gays fell in love, wasn't just a sexual thing? what did they do then?

>>217038944
of course the people close to them knew, it just wasn't discussed openly, which is why they developed little sideways ways of talking around it like the op pic

>>217037389
>>217037443
>>217037735
>In 1920, at the age of 17, he was thrown out of the dormitory after being accused of writing a love letter to a good-looking boy in a lower class, and had to commute to school by train.[6]
Ozu was gay, yet most sources don't mention this at all. I think it's a Japanese thing. Mishima's estate fiercely denies his homosexuality to this day.